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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11

Beaver Driving Gloves, %. 20, 20, 80.
Nutria Driving Gloves, q. 80, u, Is. 30.
Beaver Mufiiers, - and %.
Nutria Muffiers, q and g. 80.
Coschmen's Shoulder Capes, $40, e12,
els
Muffs and Boas are moving quickly
at low prices. We don't care 70 keep
them over; prefer TO make up fresh
stock
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11

You will see in the next
column another long list OF
Ladies' Wraps and Dress
prices. From the prices
alone you can get no Just
idea OF the values. You
need to hold the garments
ia your hands TO feel the
texture OF the cloth, to look
at the finish, to consider the
Cut, the style, before you can
fully understand the merit Of
the goods. Then look at
the price tag. Often you can
see on it the other ard higher
figures which have been
marked out. When the
goods were first ticketed the
prices represented but a fair
profit-a Wanamaker profit
on cost. See where the
cutting down has taken it
to.
Think of a jacket for 81
And a fair jacket too. Oh
course it isn't in all ways an
uneyceptional garment the
price wouldn't be there if il
were. But where else can
you find such a dollars
WORTH Try to make it and
see where the cost will come
to. Many a stitch, many a
button, not a little cloth,
good trimmings, and we sell
it for 81. Better garments
better prices; but great value
in any Ct them.
That's one extreme. Look
here where French taste and
French skill have gone hand
in hand on the same work !
The knife that cuts prices
has been at them too. And
such slices as have been
taken off Imported gar
ments for much less than The
same grade of domestic
goods could be had for.
We've told you before OF
these Wraps and jackets
and Dresses, and you've
taken many hundreds Of
them since the sale began.
Some lines and styles are
gone, others are down to
small assortments; all are
going fast.
You are not always wife
if you buy what you don't
need or may not soon want;
but there is small chance
that you will soon again see
the time when there would
be greater excuse tor doing
so than now.
Parties living at a distance
should bear in mind that in
dividuals or clubs from any
point within a radius Of one
hundred miles, who buy on
a single bill One Hundred
Dollars or over will have ex-
press charges to destination
prepaid +; and furniture or
bulky house furnishing goods
will be forwarded by freight
prepaid.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Chestnut. Thirteenth and Market .tra.t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11

In THE DEATH OF John K ,ach the
country has los; ore OF It's leading
adopted cit zens and the foren ss; and
most energetic iron ship builder OF TIL
age. He Is anosner example OF that
push, puck and energy that has dis
nngnishsd all cur selt-naia men.
There Is no better monument to the
memory of John Il zach than the iron
palaces which fost over the ocean.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11
An Am n - . kS>
fHILAUEIP la. L o Day. D.. Ii. Is

rHILAUEIP LA. TIE day. D.. Ii. 1887.
Oar Great Sale sw ngs in
to its second week with in.
creased momentum. You
who have bought nave told
the good n VIZ of Low
Prices to your friends. They
have come,seen and Dough /,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11
LADIES' THREE-QUA
COATS.

Ladies' three. quarter Goats in Beaver
and Heavy Diagonais tall wool), satin
iaeines, satin lining, and silk bound, In
ali sizes and splendid SHAPES.
Wholsesaled for - 90.
Down to 81. So
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION has
lost good mem Der By the removal Of
q. j. Wiley from the Sixth to the
Seventh iTsrd. There 10 a consolation,
however, 10 knowing that he may In
the future ~ ably represent tt Seventh
ward in the Board as he has the Sixth.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11

"
~ eeses. Now Castle hunds
nret otess; VOL weeexs plenty
10 soree. New OAetlo hund
scod. ven yseesS1.
y ecree NO. Caeels hustfs
o. Wumtestfhf putl fnss. nv,
- aeree New Ceseie dunas
sooo ciefs 70 Wtlmiaston.
eeores, Nose 70 Wiitningt
-, -. s,..,,.
seo SAxtio Hnndra
AL wnseiSnEnt snops, : dws
EsSSsstis huaaf-
- DeiioineA
~. ~ s !. res nsa Lion HIND,
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w. p....x -,
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- - ~ rxho aaef b0nda
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sets shcsao
ps VI. A,g isna ksoi
- ~ reh hosr husfr
40 40 &c, jfesn trripk s'a
kt!irosi, ~ D bui'dirgH;
st.ae oIc cal ivstIon.
sors sAnosssef oounty
onQ ieno 5000.
~ aefsA Talbot 70 ma
butloinees WeH vatorfd. la
stass OF cuitivsticn: young ORD
/ Ill acree on the big ELK "a
~, acres, blncktird Hand
ana land iets.
soe serss Kent Counsy. with
/ ~ acres. white OlRy Greet
timber land.
81 acres. neAf Kirh wooi.
L los Acre4, Hnrford Uouuy
buildings : nd Rrist mill.
Ia acfes. sss uassIe Huas
and land coed
serss. NJ. nay sine HUI,
land ant buiidings.
i 10 scres brtofy-tne Hum,
tnKs, good truck land.
W scres. HANDY vine hu1a,
land.
II ~ acres, Brandyw!ne Hrsh
ings, good truck land.
/ 100 acres, Per oa.ier Irat
and land good
/ 14q acres, Psnoadsr linz,
and land fair
Il los acrea. Psnc ,der Hura.
Ane land fair.
i lSe acres, TESTERS Corner
| good.
iso acres. oscu County. y
and saw m, il a'sn ''"'' Oh
Il lis acres. Chris lana Buns.
and lind good. '''@ "'A'
, and lard fair.
| 2sS sorvs, Caroline CONN
new. lana good, 1900 ps,ca
yesrs old
i lIb acrof, Psnoader Hpng,
and land fair.
LEA acres, New Castle ID
TIA e's .jofnsr; buildings AMI
III 90 acrse, near Ten ,revtl,e
and land gosd
| 10 acres, at OsntrrylIje 4
hirh state ofcuitivAtlon bul
toi scrss. Oecii tfanpsy. ma
.and TAR. 10 . good ssa.e q, I
Il, s2s .cres. In De II Ucuntg
good iAnd IN a iIiyh stare a.
/ lai acres. B~sr Wet Cbes,s
tnRs and land good.
l. h7 acres. Caester Coun n
land good
4 o. acres, Chester COUNTY:
land good. n
| 30 acres. ChesH In County
land good.
/ o5 acres. Chester Csuptv,
Hand goof.
l o. sores, Whit CLAW ~,
bull ings and laud iafr.
t! 10 q res. White OLA On
land 10 Mig tt.te Of CD ltlr,I
ngs Ytod.
loo acres, MIL Crect Hus
cstej buildings and land 20
| aaAtes. Mill ureek Hunsr
Ifp,se aud saw mills. ard a
i09aere MN Greek "A
and land good.
AZ scres, n illoreexy
stone house and bsra .us
l $50 . res, New OasS
buildia "a 4 sod, aud cid
Ivas;on. ma
2i0 Aorcs, Chft
With sst9n: bu' .ti.nA M
1870 acres. nsA idings a..
Hundred, buU Wtlmt yl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11

THE LEGISLATURE will be kept
solid for Mulhooey now. Thu editor
in chief OF the Every Evening has
g rs down to Dover to report tue pro.
ned nPa rnrrantly
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11
LADIES JERSEYS

Imported Black Beaded Net, with
Down from s25 to $40.
Imported Black SILK, covered with
Beaded figures,
Down from $50 to $40.
Imported Black silk, covered all over
with black Beads,
Down from $50 TO $50.
Heavy Atwood Jersey Cloth, suitable
for Jackets, with Satin facings,
Down from q to Is.
Atwood Jerseys, with Silk Finish,
Down from t6 to IS.
All-wool Black Jerseys, with Braided
Fronts,
Down from 50 80. to $3.50.
Plum Colored silk Jerseys, with fleece
lining,
Down from Sl5 to %
Atwood Jersey Cashmere, finish with
plain front. Revere Collar. Plaits In
black,
Down from q TO e..
Atwood Jerseys, Cashmere finish,
Breton froft, color,d Vests,
Down from s. 80 10 $500.
Atwood Jerseys, In Cream colors.
Down from Is so TO tl.50.
All wool Jerseys, embroidered with
Polka Dots do wn front aud around sides,
Down from a. 30 10 81 90.
All wool Jerseys, with Vest Fronts and
Box Plaits In Back,
Down from 81 80 to 81 90.
All.wool Jerseys, Norfolk Jacket
Shapes,
Down to tl.JO.
Braided Fronts
Down to 81 90
Fancy Fronts,
Down 20 $l25.
One lot reduced 10 SOC,
One lot reduced TO 75c.
One loo reduc d to 81 90.
Chi dren's Jerseys, in many different
shapes and colors,
From 35c. up.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11
LADIES' IOBUGGAN SUITS

Made 10 order at "a hours notice In
Flannel, Homespun. Serge, Jersey and
plain cloths. Blanket suits fitted well
10 the figure.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11
LADIES JACKETS.

LADIES JACKETS.
Plaids. silk lined aud bound all around,
Down from $40 to %.
Astr skans, eatin faced,
Were Is 81; now ~ %.
Boucles, with silk linings.
Were $40; now S.
Bsosn and Black AS rakans.
Now g.; were -.
Now s.; were g..
Now 81; were 81.
Now 81; were go
Now 81: were IS.
Now s.; were $40.
Pin Stripes and Checks. with satin I'M
ings,
Down toSs.
Mixed Cloths,
Down IRON SIC 10 81.
Tweeds,
Were $50; now IS
Diagonals, with satin iacings,
Were sl5; now %.
Were 20; now s..
Dark Gray Mixtures, with Astrakao
Collar and Cuffs,
Down to g..
Black Beavers. with satin lined sleeves
and facings, extra length,
Down 10 u from 81.
Diagonal Long Goats, satin sleevef
and facings, bound all around, u inch
braid,
Down from 50 70 81.
Colored Pushes, satin quilted lin'ngsi
trimmed all around with sable fur,
Down from So 20 500
Down from s35 TO So.
French Walking Jackets, In striped
cloths,
Down from SIS TO 81
Black Boucles, with Seal Cloth Collar
and Cuffs,
Down to s..
Remarkable Stockinettee, Blue, Black
and Brown,
Dlwn 10 s325.
Rough Storm Coatf,
Down from Sl6 to s..
Engli.h Covert Goats, PLATA stitched,
with satin Innings,
Down from sl2 to 81.
Dark Blue Beavers, satin facings and
covered seams,
Down from $l2 10 81.
Black, Blue and Brown Stockinettes,
Down from S12 To "a
Down from $40 TO g..
Down from 81 to %.
Down from 10 TO ~.
Black Worsteds.
Down TO 81.
LADIES' LISTERS.
Blue and Black Stockinettes,
Were els; now Is.
Black Diagonals,
Were SIS; now s..
Black Astrsksns,
Were t35; now geo.
Blue Astrakans,
Were s22; now tls
Brown Astraksns, with Beaver Collar
and Cuffs,
Down to So
Special Standardization line of
Paids, with Capes,
Down u $40.
Checks,
Down from si9 to $40.
Black Dlagonsls, with FUR Capes and
Cuffs,
Down to 90.
Black Bouclts,
Down to 81
A few garments as low as q.
ladies RAGLANS.
Black Diagonais,
Reduced from $40 10 Sl2.
Black and Brown Cheviots,
Reduced from tlS to 80.
Black and Brown Mixed Beavers.
with Fur Trimmings,
Reduced from S25 TO $40.
Heavily Corded Black Silk, with Silk
Lining, Reduced from $28 10 $24. |
Heavily Corded Extra Quality Black
Silk, with Silk Innings.
Down from $50 to t26.
Plaids,
Down 10 s12, ia. $40, sls, S20l
and so
Special attention is called to one lot Of
Black Diagonal Circulars, with silk lin
ings,
Ecduced 10 &C.
LADIES DRESSES
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|CAMnRtC ED8INGs.

We have fifty cases OF Cambria Edg-
ings and klouncings ranging in price
from De TO 81 Going ut half their
value We have also reduced the fol-
lowing;
Fine Edgings, down from Si.75 TO 90
cents
Fine Edgings, down from ~. 40 TO e.
Fine Edgiugs. down from $l.75 TO -
cents.
Fine Edsinga, down from 95 cents TO
IS cents.
Fine Edgings, down from 81 cents TO
80 cents
Fine Edgings, down from 20 cents TO
20 cents.
Fine Edgings, down from CO cents TO
A. cents.
Fine Edgings, down from 70 cents TO
IS cents.
Fine Edgings, down from 50 cents 10
% cents.
Fine Edgings, down from 20 cents To
20 cents
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11
GIRLS TWO-PIECE
DRESSES.

We want TO clean out this stock, ard
the prices are made 20 that 1t will be 10
your advantage to lelp us do it.
The prices given are Tor the l2-years
size only; other sizes advance IN price
from 75c to Sl.25 each.
Homespun tbeyiot, sizes IL tolls.
were 81 .25; now $500.
homespun Chevioi, sizes = To 10,
were BIB; Low 80.
Plaid Cloth Trimmed, plain colors,
were i.50; now $ll.00.
Pin Check H"mespuo, sizes II to 10
were 400; now 1000
fiain Brown Goth, fancy front, sizes
II to l6,
were $3.50, now $1,000.
Blue Flannel, sizes IL to 10,
were 1880; now 5000
HoRespun, Gray and Bronze, sizes u
to IL,
were Sl3 90; row 1000.
Cheviot, trimmed with velvet, sizes l2
to ~,
were $3.50; now $500
Dark Green Cloth, sizes ~ to 16,
were $500; now $500.
Mixed Serge. trimmed with velvet,
sizes ~ to Is,
were Sc. co; now $3.50.
Plaid Boucle, sizes IL to 10,
were 800; now 1900
Homespun, trimmed with braid, siz
~ TO 10,
were 81. 100; now 1900.
Bronze Cheviot, sizes IL to 10,
were fl3 10; now 900.
Bronze Cheviot, sizes l2 to 10,
were $40 90; now Sl5.
Fine Striped Cloth, ve.vet
trimming, sizes IL to Is, vest
were $3.50; now 81 n
Basket Homespun, triInT S'"s,
sizes Il TO IS, WIZ b
wera Rig 81. M.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11
APRONS,


We have a quantity OF Aprons, soiled /
from use rs decorations au,l by handling |
during the holiday time
Fine Embroidered, down from 80 u |
tof2
Fine Embroidered, down from fi75'
to 81.
Fine Embroidered, down from '.,o-
10 10 cents
Cambria Embroidered, down, from
$l.75 10 t125. f"ni
Cambria Embroidered, '.bwy Conn
Sl.25 10 g. uoi"
Cambria Embroidered, down f, -, =,
10 20 cents. ON -
Cambria Embroidered, down go, a.
cents TO IS cents from 90
Cambria Embroidered, dow j., ,ro,o q
cents 10 80 cents. ilo'" w
Tucked Aprons, down fir .o,,
TO IS cents. ON % oehN
Tucked Aprons, down o,,
to % cents. irom ~ ce"'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11

;COLORED aMBRlCA ETC
The following Colored Cambria and
Nairsock Robes have been reduced from
q. IS to o..
Navy Blue, embroidered with White
Navy Blue, embroidered with Brown.
Red, embroidered with Brown.
Black, embroidered with Bro~u.
Brown, embroidered with two Shades OF
Bro "a; same, embroidered with White,
and same. embroidered with Ecru, are
down from ei5.40 TO $1,000. As are also
Navy Blue, embroidered with White.
Navy Blue, embroidered with Red
Navy Blue, embroidered with Brown.
Navy Blue, embroidered with two
shades OF Brown.
FLeUsCINGs
We also have large variety but small
er quantity each Of the following founc.
ings. 40 inches deep:
Navy Blue, embroidered with Brown
aud White.
Gray, embroidered with Black,
Gray, embroidered with White,
were tE25; now 90 cents.
Ecru, embroidered with Brown,
was $3.50; now $3.50.
Ecru, embroidered with Brown and
Red,
was ~; now So
White, embroidered with Black,
was ~; now u.
Ecru Canvas, embroidered with Brown
and White,
was t2.15; now 81 10
Ecru Canvas, embroidered, all Brown,
was t2.15; now ei.15.
Ecrn Canvas, embroidered with Blue
aud White,
was 1915; now 81 Is
And very great variety Of tiouncings
and edgings OF broken tets reduced fully
"a Der cent
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11
.CHILDREF g Goa nc

About 1000 CHI idren's Goa, 10
choose from-7Oc. =. 10 a. "a. st~. yet b
10 and IL. ior1 win NOT sn, a3, 4, o.
like opportur ity. All flesh a IN have
A few of those greatly ras oods.
markets. Auy one of Tho .uced New
Sizes II, IA and 10. IN for hal
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11
SHAWLS.

Long Blanket Shawls, best American
Down from a. 90 and &c. 80 to Is so.
Down from So. 90 10 70.
Beaver Shawls,
Down from Sli.00 10 $1,000.
Down from eli. 80 10000.
Down from t0.50 to $500.
Down from $3.50 to $3.50.
Down from 100 10 $500.
French India Shawls, striped,
Down from $40. 90 to 800.
Down from $500 to 5000.
Down from eli 90 to $1,000.
Mems Mauds, Scotch,
Down from $1,000 to e12.00.
Down from TIA 90 to $1,000.
Down from Sl2 90 to $500.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11
H0USE-FURNISHLNG
GOODS.

1000 Combined Bathroom Towel
Racks, Ash and Walnut Shelves, 7x20
inches.
Down from 75c to Doc.
100 Corner Closets, Ash and Walnut,
with on by II inch beveled Mirror,
$275.
100 Combined Towel Racks, Comb Case
and beveled Mirror inches square, ash
only, Sl.45.
300 Hanging Wooden Salt-boxes,
down from pc to Zoe.
25Japanese Screens, down from t2.7,
| to tl.75
Large Arm Rockers, plush seat,
down from $40 to $3.50.
% Ladies' Sewing Rockers, plush
seat, down from "a TO q
II Ladies' Sewing Rockers, cherry
frame, down from 81. 80 30 1878
6dozen Knife-and- Fork Baskets, down
| from SOC. to 15c.
Same, large size, down from Soc. to 1Sc
1900 Russian Bowls, IL sizes, befor'
sold at from 10c. to 65c.
Now half price.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-11

Iowa from 81 90 TO GO cts per yard.
Down from rs eta TO 45 cts per yard.
Point De Venice Embroidery, both In
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tUR'

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A few fine Seal
one Of kind; long Sample narihcn's,
make and skins best goods; our OWL
ton. our own impor "a
Seal Dolm
lnings, ~ lonC An, fine Beaver 1rim-
Down.
Princess rom 1900 10 1900.
mings, SO Louise, Black Lynx Trim
DoN ong.
Seal IN from 5000 to $500.
II .tolman no trimmings, 52long.
Sep own from $400 to $3.50.
Raglan, no trimmings, ~ long.
Down fr IN f400 to $3.50.
esl Sacques, xxx, 40 long.
Down from s275 10 s215.
Seal Sacques xxx, A long
Down from $3.50 to 300
I FUR-LINED CIRCULARS.
.s ] Hamsters, Siciiian Cover,
Down from $40 TO tis.
Squirrel, Sicilian Cover
Down from $3.50 10 s25.
Squirrel (finer), Siciiian Cover
Down from $50 TO s30.
Hamster Raglans,
.y,s Down from $50 to $50.
Princess Louise Squirrel
Down from $55 20 t85
IA ? Mink Circulars,
Reduced to s55, 800, s95.
Mink Raglan,
Down from $115 to t12G.
Circulars, Sicilian Cover, all Gray.
Down from $50 TO t65.
IN Down from s75 to $50.
az Russian Circulars,
Down from $35 TO $50
Down from $55 TO gao.
'sii. SLEIGH ROBES.
Rod Fox, gao.
Hudson Bay Wolf, t28 and $50.
Mountain Wolf, SIS
ONE Prairie Wolf, $l5 SIS and 100.
Black japanese Goat, S12, 30.
Gray Japanese Goat, q, u %, $l'
:. gao
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LADlES COLLAR, AND
CUFFS.

Big lot OF Ladies' Linen Collars and
Cuus, III .rkSd down quarter auu tLird.
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Down from S2.75 to 81.
Down from 200 TO 81
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Jottings From Life.

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Say. George, when are you coining
TaLO5. III be here Monday night
5,he-Sav, George, can't you come Oeio'e
Mondays r,,,E
Pbvsician-You are to take tins mixture
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that get a meal. 4o,o i before
Pbvsician-In that case take 0ei0ie
Ineais-Life.
disadvantages of Short Sleeves; o.
And Won have returned from the sea7"'re'
cbir11Iped q, Philadelphia Leile, klSSilis He'
dear friend.
YES: got back this morning
How did you enjoy the bathngF rho
unfortunately, 1 could not oatne a ~
first day 1 arrived there mosquito OH rue Vi
the arm and made big lump, ana you 49, 49,.
nv lovely hatl1ino drass was MADE Will sn0f'
sleeves"
"Mv. Il was r-g bad"
ayes. zg5 YVES so disappointed tnsr
cried. ~ .adsIpat- Herald
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-02-12
Medicine Could Not Harm Her.

"Look heah, INK RATE said DR.. Jim, ad-
dressing an old negro, yer knows dat Use er
graduate O de medical perternity, dOan yer1"
"Doan doubt it T."
Use yer color, amt I! Wall, den, why
doan yer 'ploy me ez yer family ztion! All
de time yer wifes been sick yer neber hab
sent fur me. Now, look heah, femme go ter
see de lady, an I'll promise yer dat eff 1 doan
do her no good / won't do her no harm"
you mer go ter see her eff yer wants ter"
"All right; thankee, sab"
"Dar wuz er time when yer mout er done
her harm, but you kahn do it now"
"Why 500"
"'Case de lady died dis mawnin', sah."-
Arkansaw Traveller.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-02-12
Queer Wrinkles.

LAWYER ito witness)-What is the defend
ants character for veracity, Uncle Rastus.
Uncle Rastus-V orassity, sab? Why, 1
has seen dat Sam Johnsing eat hull ham.
BAD BREAK.
Eyes" said the chairman, sadly, "our tenn
perance meeting last night would have been
more successful if the lecturer hadn't been
so absent minded"
"What did he doc"
Gle tried to blow the foam from glass OF
water"
A TRUSTWORTHY ANIMAL
Livervman Ito customer)-There, sir, Is as
good a boss as ever pulled waggln: An
Won needn't be afraid of him; he's putieckIy
safe am reliable.
6on,t know bout that I'd hate to trust
him with any oats.
WILLING TO DO WHAT HE COULD.
Madam docking for country board)-E GU
have plenty of pure milk, Mr. Hayseed!
Mr. Hayseed-Yessum.
Madam shall want milk from one cow
for baby And eggs-have you plenty u
fresh eggs?
Mr.. Havseed-Yes sum, but I don't bheVe
I kin give 'em TO you from one hen.
BUSINESS ENTERPRISE.
whats the price Of sausagesI"
"Dwenty cents a bound.
you asked twenty-five this morning.
seYa: dot vas ven / had some. NOW
ain'd got none sells him for dwenty cenoS,
Dot makes me a rebutation for selling cheao
und / don'd lose holdings.
THE PERILs OF BOARDING.
.cYou look thoughtful tonight, Dumley,
remarked Featherly, as he stretched hlnlseH
on the bed. - -
Yes" sighed Dumley, give Just gc'
,,c+a from, the landladY."
What does she say| ,l
"She says that must pay my DICE oo, 81 :
- once or her daughter Will sue me foI
Tr,onb If promise In. thinking what Ia
better do.-New York SUI
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-02-12

A countryman and his son put up at
city hotel Son out seeing the town. Old
gent comes down from his room at midnight
and says TO the night clerk:
Has my son come in yetE'
Night Clerk-Guess not. Haven't seen
him.
Old Gent-Well, you needn't set up for
him any Ionger.-Texas Siftings.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-05-12
ShiIoh's Remedies.

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For dyspepsia and liver complaint,
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